Old Man Trump “Exhausted”, Nixing Interviews With Neutral Outlets

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Old Man Trump “Exhausted”, Nixing Interviews With Neutral Outlets

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump is dealing with scrutiny from the media and concern from allies as he has canceled multiple interviews with neutral outlets, with an adviser claiming he was "exhausted" in declining one recent appearance.

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